Touch is a Rock album by Touch, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 34 pressings tracked.
About
TOUCH produced by Gene Shiveley and released in early 1969, featured Jeff Hawks on lead vocals, Don Gallucci on keyboards, Joey Newman on guitars, Bruce Hauser on bass and John Bordonaro on drums. Many early Progressive Rock bands have credited them with practically creating the sub-genre after releasing this now obscure and innovative album - so much that the prospect of not being able to perform it live led to their end. The TOUCH album stands out in a way that only few can, forty years or a week later. It is a gem that needs to be listened to - hopefully in a way that is difficult to do in this sonically saturated world of apocalyptic commercial excess. See the band tribute page: http://www.myspace.com/seventyfivemusic and an interview with Jeff Hawks: http://progressiverockpodcast.com/stream.090416.0.mp3.
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The Clerk knows this whole record — the pressing quirks, the credits, the take.
Tracklist
- 1We Feel Fine4:40
- 2Friendly Birds4:53
- 3Miss Teach3:29
- 4The Spiritual Death of Howard Greer8:52
- 5Down At Cerce's Place4:00
- 6Alesha and Others3:05
- 7Seventy Five11:12
- 8We Finally Met Today (Unreleased Single 1968)3:43
- 9Alesha and Others (Live Studio Demo 1968)3:17
- 10Blue Feeling11:46
- 11The Spiritual Death of Howard Greer (Live Studio Demo 1968)8:07
- 12The Second Coming of Suzanne (Film Music 1973)12:20
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Psych Rock
- fuzzy
- chaotic
- psychedelic
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bruce HauserBASS, VOCALS
- Don GallucciKEYBOARDS, VOCALS KEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS , MELLOTRON, HARPSICHORD, ORGAN
- Jeff HawksVOCALS
- Joey NewmanGUITAR, VOCALS GUITAR
- John BordanaroPERCUSSION, VOCALS
- Jim VarleyDRUMS
- Roger JohnsonGUITAR
- Trey ThompsonBASS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 34 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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